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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-12-31
SILK Goods.

Best imported % and "a inch Vel
%yeteens, all shades, SO cents per
yard.
Elegant Silk Velvets, 81 per yard;
usual price, $3.50.
Brocaded Silk Pushes, $3.50 per
yard; usual price. S2.75 per yard.
Beautiful Ottomat, Radimere and
More Silks, 81 per yard.
Best Surah Silks, Is cents per- yard.
A large quantity Of Silk Remnants
at your W price.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-04
sCHooL LAsDs.

nEc1aEon RENDEzKD N GRczxIARx LAkAB.
WAsaInoroN. Nov. 8.-Secrstary La
ma today rendered decision which
will IN effect tend 20 quiet chs tifle 10
large quantity Of land 10 California, %.
IscIed hy the State as indemnity school
land. Tbs case came up upon the ap-
peal Of d. O. Powell ffom the decision
of the Commissioner Of the General
Land Oface. holding that no indemnity
selections were confirmed 70 she state
by The remedial ecs Of March l, 1911.
The Secretary quotes with approval tne
rulings Of his predecessors and Of the
Attorney General upoa the snbieot ana
afilrmiBR the decision Of the CommiE-
sfoner BE holds that the evident Intent
and object Of the statue Of March /.
1877. was 20 confirm TO the Stats al de-
festive OF invalid selections which bad
been made and approved 70 The state
pfior TO les passage, excepting tbcao oe-
cuuisd bv bona hdo settlers prior 70
snoh csrti6ealion, aud exceplinR. also,
thoae mentioned IN the ffst pFoSlso 20
spckiou two Of said set. and exceptlBGs
aIso. thoss ssleotisns made IN lea OF 9
sixtesnth OF 3 thirty SIKH secilons which
had been surveyed In their places and
The tile 70 which had become vested
in The state at the date Of said sslee-
lions we're Enade IN oases hke the COS
under consideration, where The STATE
before salsctins the indemnify land,
ALLEGED that the school sections. OF
part thereof, had bean Lost 70 her b
Teassn Of she same baing included With
Ia the Mexican OF Spanish grant,
m..rs. nwafs maIa1vffnsa had keRn nnuFnW
10 her before ths passage Of the Con-
flruatory Aol Of March i, 1887.
Il Il the opinion Of the department
that sneh sections aFe oonaned b thai
act though upon TIE hnal sursel
Of sach grants. or upon the approved
surveys Of pnbiic lands Il Be found thal
the basis Of gneh selections had moi
been lost as ALLEGED, and as coroilaFJ
thereof the Unitsd States thereby re-
Hume ownership on snch bass.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-04

aBchET cIRouLAn--EnToa a'narKa nR-
EuNEB no Wunw.
DunI,ra, Nov 9.--Ihe Unffai fraiaaa
asserts that secret circular uns iasued
by the police anthofllies 10 iha forces N
Mifchell1iown bafore the meellno oll
September 9ib, At which The poiice hred
upuu the people, urging she viauFuue
suppression Of ell Nationalist moeainna.
ana tnstruoting the poiios net 10 efve
away or cnEnpromiaa With the leaQnera.
O'Brien has RiEen warning 10 TIE aov.
ernof Of 1ullam0re iail that be viii 70
fnse % Do menial Oiflees. wenR pfieon
oafh o. associate wiah ariminala.
The Uaifed lnsiand today ooniaina
iuo colamns Of reports Of messlnea u
the Suppressed branches 0f ths National
League. IN an oditerial Il character
l1es the removal Of Mr.. O'Brion h the
TullamoFe iall a. an outrage, ana raYe
u wae done "a behalf % the landlnF1a
sHonoeforih, . il saya. ''fhe peoule via
make the landlords hostages faf MF.
O'hrlenia snfetY. The plan of can.
paian viii become not merely ths ten
ants weapon Of defensa bus An inslfn.
ment Of venQeanea"
The fullamogo medical eomnities
bas adopted 9 resolution axpfaasina
aympathy with 0'Brien and nsRlnn fhe
looal and vigiiing justices 70 treat
humanely The eiRhi political prisoners
10 the TullamoFe ieiis inoludlng N
Hayden Of TIE Hestmeath k1anstasr.
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oxzERaL nxNxExT xx1Ks or TEn wonK
on am BUnRku.

0KHERAL HxNNKxT 1xLLs or THn w0nK
OF ars BUnRku,
WAsHrnaFOn, Nov. 5. 6.--BElQa6iaF Gen.
eKal Bennett, Chief Of Osdnanes, has
submitted his annual report 70 the Sec.
relary Of War. IL shows the total ax-
pendiiure of the bnreau during the fis-
eel yssF 60 b. el,597, $50. During the
year kl,I06 rifles and caabinea Wsra
manufactured at the National AFm0sy.
General Bsnnsti says the question of
reduced eaiihRe for small arms Il nov
under consideration By the Depart
ment. An effective and simple maQa-
zine gun has bean necessary, and this
ouKeau has during many years endaaE-
cred, through boards and trials Ia the
salts factory 10 tbs army, bat thua Tar
without success. The Department Is,
however, seeking 90 reach 3 snoosssful
resnIt. on tho little that ear Be learned
Of the msaaxIne sysEana said 30 have
eral, I" am persuaded that nothing ia
10 be gained at this ianoiure By haste.
The report says that owing 20 the
appropriation bill, the Department has
Cueott4 9ae t4bale 08AtA.A AAAs k4nA yeA4
II the direction OF providing guBs, car
xiaQea, powder, etc., for coast defeneo,
Under the head of rifle f0rQInoa the
report says: domestic manufactufers
have &c laat triQmphed over theiE Nmi-
tationa and have obtained success 10
spite Of inadsquafe facilities. Il Is be-
lieved TO be Of vital interest to the
ghole country that such liberal appFo-
pFiakionn shall be mace By Congress
from year to year until oar pfessnt
utter desiituticn aa 10 modern guns will
be relieved. We shall furnish the sub
stantial encouragement and aid that
our steel manufacturers need. A. step
Ia this direction have asked 10 my an.
unal estimate for an appropriation Of
$50, 900 for the procurement Of forRingg
for 3 and 10 inch steel auna. This cum
should procure steel for about ATTY
8-inch guns and about fortv I0ineh
guns and allow the necessary time
TO erect an additional plant. This op-
preparation should Be made available
until expended.
"Rsms and torpsdoes and dynamits
guns are powerful auxiliaries 10 hArbof
defense but the war conditions ret Oh.
tanning shall not dispense with hard
hammeEing Of heavy shot moving With
hiCh velocity because thess anxiliaries
themselves need protection and OF
most perfect eharasteF. Dynamite guns
zith little range caanoi b left at tbs |
mercy OF the much longer reaching
guns Of the enemies ships. TEE at-
laekine ships must be kept &c distance
By heavy guns and long range mOFtaFs,
the comparatively loW oost Of mcEteFs
enabling us 10 compensate By numbers |
for auy lack Of accuracy Of FIRE. Heavy
cannon are therefore necessary and |
must be provided and oar unprotected
soasls demand that they Be provided |
speedily"
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nRNmAYox InaUEsT.
THn xxnrxma ~ WITNESSES n NJ

44A MAE4A3AA0 ~ WkENM18HA - H
G11EKD.
ekz FhANcIsoo. Nov. s.-The Hen
hayoa inquest Waa reanmed this afleF
n1on. Mrs. Chisholm testified ehal
Mrs. Bowers once told hsr THAI her
mother and brother were annoying her,
and that neR mothaR wanted her 70 ieaYs
her husband and 20 home and make
over hsr policies 30 her. Jozis Sanders
said she lived at No. ~ GsaFy street,
where BenhAgon'a body vas fonnd, and
thai on Saturday night, Ootober e,
aboutI100 o'clock she heaRd The bell o.
the back door ring bat did not bear the
door opsned.
William Winter. artlsi. testified that
he met DimmiR two months ago, and
that the latter had q diamond saaEe pin
and said II be vas eneoessful be would
soou have numbeE Of Rsod diamnnds.
when asked by the wienoss What he
meant Dimmig refused 70 asY any more
on the suhjeot. he also told the Wit
ness that be axpectsd 70 puEehass .
sloop.
Mrs. Hleson, landlady. al the even
ing session stated that on tbs evening
Of last week daring The Investigation,
just as IioweDstein was called 70 fhs
stand as q witness. DimmiQ, who waa
sitting near her. said eff that fellow
gives me away / will ten someihIna
which aill throw bombshell into their
camp.n
Max Gumpei, an sxpaFi in handurii-
ing, stated that be had uaade en- exani-
nation OF The alleged ncenfession" and
other letters found Ia She room with
Benhayon's body, and compared them
with other la1teFn known 10 have been
written By Benhayon, and had no hesl-
fancy IN saying fhat the eonfesslo1 and
other letters found IN the room we're
limitations and had never been written
BY the deceased. The wFiline vas
elereotyplcal. and whila in form u Vas
an excellent Imitation. IN his opinion
The confession aud letters we're eli for
QeRfea.
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Orosu Pripes Frederick william viii
leave Basano tonight for San Reno.
A locomotive oollidod With q street.
caI is AIlsRhany City. Two men uefa
killed.
OoBersnnan W. L. Scott has dessasd
70 retire from The tart and "a ssiI bic
racing stables.
A bill 70 pfeveut The bEihlnR og msnl-
bers of tae leRlslstrTe has been paasof
II New Hampshire.
Tbs Ministry u France have deefdsd
70 make The eonyersioa u ~ per esns.
reotes eabinsl question.
slxieen hundFed miners have atfuek
work h The BeiFinee distFiet, Belgium.
Rsnswsi of RiolinR b fsared.
The New York police hss aollva Fani.
iug men Who have bo6n Ha0icniasdt
for lbs eleetien. Bons arrests WI b
made.
A terrible gale prevailed % lbs Ene.
lisa Channel thKouahoal Thursday
niahs. rwo vessels wars driven ash0ra
IL Pea Well Bay.
Ihe pFsRsistoF q The W. X. Hespisr
wooleE milla, a. Hamlllnn, Out. hes
AN1.|lAIaa - NIZIltI.|I. MIM W.|"II||N|
and ass4ts nouinally ihe same
emperor William aEoss from - bod
e z O'olsok t6ia afteE1ooH ana gave ~
andisAes 70 Connf Ra0olenshi. who Wili
soon Join the Ofown Prl1es u Italy.
Tts Truxr0 cafhedral vas ocsuaa b.
ths Prizes Of Waiss. THIS 4 ne ARA
nathedEni ever builf II Engiand - tha
Esiahiished Church since she RoioFna.
iion.
AnotksI nihilirs plct has bssn alnrov
efed II Russia. 1ds headqaafteEs 0f
ths oonHf ifatofs are IL The koaas u "a
apsihscafy named hehnpper Jackslta
meEh.
Two oazS Qsa ciroua train wlrs d.
Eaiied IN 81 L0nia and q nnmbsr 81 81.
imala asoapod. Hneh oemmot.on r.
suiAa. Ons n,an was killsd ana tws
others were Injured.
2. d. Ross. from Rissssnf Weller.
Afi1one. reports that ~ waa Informed
skat bis brothsl was shof and killed
ghile huutlDq 80 ealtie. Hose was 4
fFiend d ugzham sd bis fac.ioa.
Seven oE eight naval eiHosrs narrow
b e1c9ped deslt Is N8un1ft. HtoGa
Ieland, b ths pesmature tar1lina 81 .
spng torpedo whiah wss hainR Fnn gnt
ftnm 3 b,,1t. The b11t W1s badly
shattered and tao mea vers easrgsil
wounded.
/ Advises ffnm Irsflle. Peru. tfafs
that On bopeeDbeF 11fns tWc ssD4auie1
~ aal6iegl maiinlaf nndeS sbc bad cf
11Kasart knosa q ksgs hsea H6tfa
efIminat Mo1l e fns munite4f5 -
eaRsd 10 she na1untakns. IN z A4#nel
afE gfEu1nie n which Gfieea ~ f@snfe
utls eHLsd ths ssfasa1l sas c4piaIs1
nn4 ab1t.
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m FuAEcLA1 oPznA1I0E DCsEy0 xRN
LAST vEsoAL EKAB.
wAsHzafon, Nov. 3-FouFth Aadifor
Shelley, 10 bis anDnai report 10 Tie
HsarsfaFy Of the Treasury shows the
financial epsrstisas of the Dnifed
esates Havy during Tie ascAi year snd-
fna Jn1e 50, 1887. a. follows. Amount
aruRourissed, e3S .ls8 69s. drawn out b.
warFanis, 81, ,1s2, ,l36; balance On hacd.
R22 SO lz3; expended as shean b.
VoasbsFs, 81. .e9k ~; nuount overpaid,
81. s.s0i. carried ts Toe saTpl1s fund
4s16f3y.
Daring the yeas e1.11s.lss was paid
oct On aosount Of 6lo3 kavy expensss.
The AuditsR ob5e0is % ths system b
uhsch the distuFssng cheers are Al
lousd 10 psy oat large sans On enn-
tEaots befoFs tae blils have bsen audil-
ca. and snQxozta tha& stap8 be takan 30
have Al demands for paymesta unfel
ooutEasts II ths H9xg rsesentsd q bis
oflss fof sstfiemenfs aud thas 4he pay
nenls b disbursina ol1sass BE- FeGlFie8.
e e neoesszxy c1rFent eXpa1ses, B1sh
a. tha ray af the ofdoaxs and zen. R1p.
uliss nes1sA fox iznns&iaes nae. expen-
diiusss % sh1pboard and pasa1asss i1
fuFeiRu paris
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one 81 me nRaUL1a o. run srnrKk N
SOUTHERN LAnonnEa.
hMw OHIRkMa, Nov. &--As pFfanat
over ten thousand NEGRO laboieFs nfu
on . atftke. The white men WoIkina
on the sugar piantatians. holding that
their demands we're unjust, Refused .
Join them. AZ the Negroes afo lafair
u The majority eyefywharo Ia the sugar
dlstrIess sud as they ere daieFminsd not
10 WORK themselves et The prsasnt pelcsa
nor 70 alloH nthern 70 woEk. farther
tronble is looked for. The planters are
detsRmiutd 20 intFoogoe nUg laboFers
ana . large nambor Of warrnnls fos
eviction of the strikers have bean
served. Several companies Of alato
militia are under arms st tie priasipai
points throughout She district and viii
60 70 The asaisiancs Of The shsFffn of-
1eeFs II they are resisted when serving
che warrants. Evloeiona will begin iaa-
mndiately,
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rHs uurrxD sr.rns wrxu 4 zuxsun sur
N onkooN.

zHR uurrxD gfaEEs WExa A xnz1nn sun
n o1EocN.
RoaxEAKn. Nov. lSpecial. - fhl
snii q the Unils1 States against Is,
Capital Lumberfna Company, q Salem
aDd MeesFa Venmeas and PfesoutA &
reeovee $4,000 for a.e0o 900 feet of Inn.
baF. alleged % have been iliaraIly eal
FROM Governments lands Ia Polk Coun.
", vas tried II She Uniled States Cir.
cail OaoFt today. The defendants "a.
mit the cutting Of tinbeF, hul olalun
thai theg ouRht 10 pay only iAs vaIne
where Etendl1g as Trees. TIE Jury r.
turned q verdict 10 fageE % tha plakniid
fer 6h5,7b0s Venneas and PRESCOTT bush
enlered pleas Of guilty and were Aned
600 each. that being the very lowest
penaIty fixsd By Law fos she ufensa 3D.
mllted.
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MPORTED ASHORE.
Probably Anether wreck
sn the Vancouver Coans.
ne unlasa states wiss . Cans N Or
xon-Oshsr special ana Pasl.
as cus.s DlsaasAsA

PosI IoNNsEHp. Nov. - Special. -
The kneliah ship Duehesa q Arnyie,
bound % Barnard lnlel, is raporfsd fo
have run ashore e Porl san 5uan. "a
the e0aat Of YaneonveK Island. Nopsr.
lieaiars are obtaiaahle tgninh1.
II 4 znppo1ed that she b lying neaE
wheEe the ship RsesFe waa uEsakad and
wheEs the uTeokaEa of tie ili-fnted ahEp
g. btspken va found, and uheFe many
ether ufecka and disasters have a.
eurred.
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him. Whrn nn ne slnasG. huwupas. fha
iheuRet uarns % him there waa s1ma.
thing suEpici1a1 ab0at 4. fuanmush
- the Uhiek 8nn1iea had On We3nsedag
delfEsEsd m 0pinfoB denying q wrlt e
etEoE e the eendemned 0hinaeo Anars
c1lElA he tbere1pon we1l 10 tie huuaa
90 TIE CAief yusfiee and inquired oE
him e be had Roczlped q bux. Tbe
Q1iet Jcsltoe aaio ka had not and ths
young man then went to Che postnlzcs
e1o aseeElAlned thaf TIE box hnd been
delivered af $50 O'Clock. He nGxt in
f0rned the correspondents % twnwask~
ern papers Of he tnaf1er and elxsrea %
eel thsns he story about &.
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The correspondents deslxed % make .
further investigation and uunt % ths
poles station and tnld tbs story % De-
seotiFe Serzeznt HolinnbeFnsE, uho i'm
medietely called on tbs Chief Jusiiea,
who teen Acknowledged receiving TIE
box. an1 eaye q % he Sergeant Tha
Qhtef Justice said thai be bad Feoeigad
the box while "a dinner and had apened
it bul wtthont being harmed. The wire
which vas 30 have exploded 4 having
bsen deiachsd as already stated. M.
Waits did nof attach ang imp0rinuae
70 the box and naia be ihoaQhs Il 5
sensational hoax. The Saraeani took
t6a box 30 the p0llce headQnarteEz,
whore L II nov heid ns evidenes. Ser
geaEi HoIlenherReF eaid that be bad no
clue 10 ihe sender Of the box and tl1ns
tue y0ung man was unable 10 give any
1eacfiption OF the man whom be hsd
seen addressing IL hefoEe mailing ID.
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maun xMR noxn2
NAV foAK, Nos. e-Af 4 spssi.i
meetln1 6 tie hcldeFs % the rrelssrsl
seook uf TN NoEthaKn Paciae RaIlrns6
ne pIopoellson 81 lha uanaeemenf ~
lemote tha ftalfielkons against IA
lssain8 q rec bonds, YEA aeoepiea nnd
tes o.seesots wire anlhosiHla 81 eoIs
ot ~. .1l6 shares onl af tie total gssn~
q 80 lo0 shares 90 iasue nsw bonds no1
exseedina el2o0ooo, haaFina inlsrs~1
- rste e not more than nlx Der esnl.
nER nnnuD
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Bxmxn. Nos. 3 -Ths Rzssi1n lnz-
paElal lEasn haa arrived ~ GnmhluieF.
E1sl PrEais. aEd uin wail taeFe fgE
she sEEiszl e lh4 CAkF. Ita is4ta 4
cleseiy auAE1e1.
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August Spies. Samuel Fislden and
Aiahael 6ohvab signed petition this
tftevno0n humbly begging the Cover
nor to commute their sentence. Those
Ehree have not written letters to the
Governor that they would not eccept
Communication. The signatures Of Field
en and Schvab we're secured by Cap.
tain Black and L. 8. Oliver il the
morninR conference. But Spies wac
obcurate at that time aud would not
siRn the paper. Late this afternoon,
however. be vas called on by DR..
Sohmidt, exrkldeEmen Frank Bs0uber
and George 6chilline, Who laboEed with
him until the signature was secured.
The other four nothing could be done
With, bat . COMMITTEES OF friends will
call on them tomorrow and eudeayof
10 induce them 10 reconsider their de-
termination not 70 ask for mercy.
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das h PaIk County ana has nnw e.u..
Issss.d ) ssFvs ads IS ssnsssss i lHSs sss
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JAPAN BAZAAR.

VTTR HAvE JUST REcEtYED LAhG
w assortment ef Japanese Fancy 0codss
qAiaasare, siih nandksrehiefs, Kmhfoiaexiea.
eticses, Raaaers, Craze baawt. Al kinds o.
Qafies, Iadies' Undsrwear, 0ents' shirts, nne
ftaa 80, and Z gsnefAi Inc 81 u4eful eEa
HnsMtntai articles. Pioans cal hnd oxamine
cnf sock Ha our nnw store IA nopkin9 kleelrle
Lghi nniiainr, Front street. seattte. lele
Isnia chung. manaRer, u alone euthefi1rd
. tneur aay laaahsednsHa asAlnst toe hassAH
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rar1na 70 nArOa rrws4r o. Inn -.

ExTzna 10 MArun MwwEx1 o. I'm am.
xnur.
AuW foaK, Noy. pfsssaani nn.laa
ut tna beard nf Hoalsh. wrote tnfae ~
Ielatlon % tho cholera nhlns a Maro-
Hewitt ~ % The aaEiaakli1iiv ~ -.
QuNGlinn Che Nmticnaf Qoenrnfnan1 a.
een6 l6e vessels bnnk. he a1V9. ,saS
Tar e TIE vessels nou ID port 49, So.
cerne1, ihaHa eaamR d % no ee4nrlnn
lot TIE Appeal 10 the Mayor i ark -
Federal GoVeFnment tn SrlsR 49, -
moyaL The Ale4ia las nlrenar aallea
and TIE BHlliania ls q prs6nn1 - ~
Be free fnDun dissaea ID essn ~ -
hafaandia. Whigh. undnrsiand "A nrae.
tnE this pcEt with q full calen and -.
senEsr ltqt from the Infested Medilsr
ransan poKts. 4 d pfooablg 100 lale fnf
any aMesliga acaios wAeahes n. - ~ -
ohoieEa he found On beard .
- We latlaE Csc naTles said 4 uanld
ne an aas % inhamanily 20 enmpel lks
te.efn @ Per passengers. He aays THAI
Y ne EeoeEal RoRefnment can Ia anv
waY inlefiere % eheck tho immlaFnaian
from the ports lnfee,ed With the eonta.
eioaa disease. i should Be- asksa 10
40 90.
HMAxrU oFazuznie ETa4nMnxr.
hsallh OfiosE Wm. enilh alssa IA
tolioWine summary of facts ID regard
70 The cholera amonQ tho passgnnsrs IA
lha steamships AloeIa and RfilisnnIs.
The Alesia had alx deatha ff0na oholeFa
on the voyARe -four PASSENGERS aad two
Of the crew. Thefs have bssn In Al
amonR tho Ale4ia'B passengers thifsf
i've Gases % chcleRa, nineteen of whlsh
proved fatal There have been tWo
deaths from other caases. On tbe
britiannla there hare been only four
1ege8 aino8 Der arrival. d.. Smith
lddod, "Tha health ollcora and com
nissloneEa Of Quarantine haRa dona ana
lre doing everything possible for tht
lafeiy of the publlc.n
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ThaEe are oIfcan1slAnees Which 80
70 ths enErdeiaa tnas tbe uhcle thing j
hcnx. The pefspa tHfough whom tn
nSnalsR uaa krouRtt % the atts1ti08 Of
|fha roliga y q yo1ng man who eslls
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-04

SPOKANE FALEs, Nov. a.--l6peoiaI. T.
Two thieves weEe capinred toniRht IN
the Act of carFyina q valuable frunk
out Of The Windsor hotel.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-04

Chairman Oliver. Of the Amnesty as
sociaticn, wore oct bis patience and q
good horse today 10 unavailing effort 70
mseaing. No ounsRB Of pla0ss Of pub-
lio asssmblaae can be prevailed upsn 10
rent for even one night for the p1Fposs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-04

MEs. LInsy Parsons appeared on the
stseets With an aFmful % pamphlets
vhioh small bos tried 10 sell yesker-
day. An enormous crowd soon c0llacsed
about her and the ofiieerB compelled her
10 move on. The Chief Of Police o..
deFed, howeseF, shat she be allowed to
ell the pamphlets but noe 10 caasa
bloekads on the street. She admitted
the iaatiee Of this. but soon after took
up her stand on GoveEnms nt Suaare, she
having been advised b. friends that the
city police eouid not molest her there.
Soon after, however, another tFemen-
dous crowd osngFeRated around her and
q Deputy United etates Marshal made
her move on. She thsn walked up and
down the street. selllBR the pamphlets,
until she was exhausted. TIE person
Who furnished the pamphlets said she
cold fully 5000 oopies at Eve cents 9
copy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-04

The lrbsitsr Zeifuag, the organ Of the
anarchists, has Q long editorial Ia TO-
days Issue on the action Of the supreme
court 10 which u says: "FoE one hund-
red years the United States has enjoyed
the reputation Of being a fEee country
and up TO 9 shoE. time age such repu-
fAtion vast iustiaable; b11 lately q few
psaseasors OF the colossal riches pro-
duced BY the common people usurped q
criminal power 70 prevert and
misinferpFet the laws uroatsd by
the faEheTa Of this RepubIio IN
good faith and q progressive spirit.
They splatter With mod she name of the
Republic. The justice, which 10 being
distributed under the anspices OF Jay
Gould. Vanderbilt, et al, wears not
only bandags over her eyes bat also q
vaihohUofd on her breast which reads
sThe Public Be dammed.'"
The editorial further accuses the Jus
ices Of having been led merely by e de.
sire Of setting heFFible example 10 the
working classes 10 keep them easier iu
submission. II warns the Justices thai
be Who sovs tbs wind must reap the
whiElwind, and adds: sOuF comrades
uill seal With their blood the truth that
liberty and justice can hardly raise
their haada in this 00unfPVU